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Heptagons are not seen much in every day life, except in UK where it is a 50 pence coin in shape of Heptagons. Its not strict Heptagon because the sides are actually curved arcs instead of straigh lines The resulting shape is known as Equilateral Curve Heptagon. This is done so as it will always fit into a coin operated machine, but still feel different in the hand . It is a help to sight impaired people.
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